"i’m not dead yet, unfortunately for some." // from Buckaroo to Jim Jam!
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They both had precarious relationships with the land of the living, it seemed. Death, he figures, is less a state of being, and more a state of belief. Had he been physically dead for seven or eight years? No, his heart was still beating, but his body didn't know that, his brain didn't know that, he did not know that. Zombie Jim, digging holes out in the snow, lighting bonfires despite the ice, it was a long, drawn out affair, but now he's back in the city, wishing he'd never been born.
600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, more.
"Word on the street is you got fucked up by a Honda Accord," he'd been asking around, hadn't believed it when he'd heard, and if Buck had asked around about Jimmy, he would've heard all kinds of things. Cocaine-fuelled skydiving accident was the most popular consensus. "Glad to hear you're still with us," he wouldn't say that about a lot of people.
600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, more.
There are eight neat piles on the coffee table. He has not finished counting.
"What's say me and you make some money, dead-man?"








